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The Apple Watch Series 10 debuted just last month as Apple's thinnest, lightest watch yet. With a bigger screen, it provides better viewing angles, and while it hasn't improved on its battery life, it charges faster than ever. After thorough testing, Mashable's Stan Schroeder found that while you don't need to run to upgrade to the series 10 if you just bought the 9. However, if you're several models behind, the Series 10 has a myriad of upgrades including speakers to play music and an OLED screen.

Since the device is so new, we didn't expect to see discounts this soon, but the Apple Watch Series 10 is already on sale. At Amazon, you can find the Apple Watch Series 10 for $367. The savings aren't huge, down 8% for $32 off, however, it is the watch's lowest price ever. If you want some bigger savings, the Apple Watch SE is 24% off and under $200. However, if you care more about the latest tech, snatch up the Apple Watch Series 10 ahead of Black Friday.

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